Armani Stars Headline NYC Boutiques Opening Gala
Giorgio Armani celebrated two New York City store openings with a high profile party at an armory. The event featured a two hour concert by Eric Clapton Sheryl Crow the Fugees Wallflowers Me'Shell Ndegeocello and DAngelo attended by over 1 000 guests including the Duchess of York Glenn Close Gwyneth Paltrow Winona Ryder Mira Sorvino Laurence Fishburne Mariah Carey Ashley Judd Spike Lee Mike Tyson Christie Brinkley and Naomi Campbell.
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the Duchess of York
Glenn Close
Gwyneth Paltrow
Winona Ryder
Mira Sorvino
Laurence Fishburne
Mariah Carey
Ashley Judd
Spike Lee
Mike Tyson
Christie Brinkley
Naomi Campbell
Pigeon Shoot Protest Draws Baldwin and Others in Pa
Alec Baldwin Alicia Silverstone and other Hollywood figures threaten a Pennsylvania film boycott over a Labor Day pigeon shoot in Hegins. The event, 6 000 pigeons, a 63 year tradition near Harrisburg, sparked calls to cancel from signatories including Dennis Leary.
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Harrisburg
Alec Baldwin
Alicia Silverstone
Pennsylvania
Silverstone
Dennis Leary
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info
Subscription prices for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly three month six month and yearly options. The notice provides payment to Aiken Standard PEM Subscription and gives mailing address and postmaster contact details for changes.
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Aiken Standard - Pem
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Administration refuses talks with Saddam over demands
Washington says no talks unless Iraq halts threats to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as the United States deploys 5000 more troops to Kuwait and 18 additional fighter jets to Saudi Arabia. Officials weigh trips by Perry and others to the region while Iraq’s airspace is constrained by allied overflights.
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Washington
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Clinton
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
United States
Baghdad
Mike McCurry
White House
Saddam
Persian Gulf
State Department
Nicholas Burns
Bosnia Serb leader apologizes ahead of pivotal election
Bosnian Serb president Biljana Plavsic apologized Friday for campaigning for Bosnia's breakup as polls open to unite the divided country after years of war. International peacekeepers and observers, including NATO troops under Adm. T. Joseph Lopez, prepare to guard the vote amid fears of renewed ethnic tensions and law violations by the leading Serb Democratic Party.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Lems
Bosnia
Adm
T. Joseph Lopez
Lopez
Biljana Plavsic
Democratic Party
Puerto Rico digs out after Hortense storm
In San Juan survivors count the dead rising to 24 as rescue efforts continue. Michelle Schecter, honeymooning with her husband, described two days in darkness while guests at the Marriott steadied with power from the hotel plant. Residents dig out mud while schools plan to reopen and authorities warn of further dangers.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Michelle Schecter
London
Marriott Hotel
Space Station Delays Mount as NASA Mirrors Struggles
NASA and Russia face funding and design snags delaying the international station with a looming 1998 launch. A faulty passageway design costs at least 100 million. The U S agency trails six months on key modules and faces possible partner withdrawal if funds do not resume soon. Andrew Allen warns last minute changes would be unpleasant.
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Huntsville
Ala
NASA
United States
Russia
International Space Station
John Blaha
Shannon Lucid
Mir Station
Russian Space Agency
NASA Space Station
Andrew Allen
Allen
Wall Street Roars Yet Public Skepticism Holds Firm
Des Moines residents observe stocks rising while a retiree notes little personal impact. Yet many families own shares through mutual funds or retirement plans. A Georgia mother, 31, and cryogenic engineer husband invest about 17 percent of income, favoring high risk as optimism returns.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wall Street
Main Street
Alice Cross
Maryanne Shamoun
Kennesaw
Atlanta
Shamoun
Coalition says moral values on par with economic issues
Washington report notes the Christian Coalition warns Bob Dole to keep moral issues in focus alongside tax cuts and budget balancing. Ralph Reed addresses about 4,000 conservatives at Road to Victory, criticizing Clinton over drug use and a veto on late-term abortion.
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Coalition
Washington
Christian Coalition
GOP
Bob Dole
Ralph Reed
Reed
Clinton
Fed Creates New Two Dollar Bill Comeback
The Federal Reserve has printed 102 million two dollar bills since July to address low supplies and plans to distribute the notes within months. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin announced the new series on Friday.
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Federal Reserve
Fed
Treasury
Robert Rubin
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